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The Alberta non-partisan (1918-12-04)

Publication date: 1918-12-04

Topics: Alberta non-partisan

Publisher: "Nutcracker" Pub. Syndicate

Collection: peel_newspapers; peel; university_of_alberta_libraries; toronto

Language: English

Item Size: 103.8M

Page 1:

- Just Before

- Topics in Brief

- Endow the Press

Page 2:

- What Reconstruction Means!

Page 3:

- Buying a Peerage

- Labor and the Peace Settlement

Page 4:

- The Labor Movement

Page 5:

- Another Stalwart Lost

- Heroines of the "Flu"

- Political Action

- The G. G. A.

- The O. I. C. Government

Page 6:

- What Canada Says at the Peace Conference

- Why Fight Russia?

- Scott of Saskatchewan Repudiates Union Government

Page 7:

- The Promise of the Future

Page 8:

- Death of A. R. Main. of Pincher Creek

- Expression of Thanks

- Another Book Review

- Farm Women Must Help Farmers Realize Their Power

Page 9:

- Jottings from Ontario

Page 10:

- The Non Partisan Letter Box

- A Woman Representative at the Peace Conference

- Urgency of Political Action

- A People's Governments is What We Need

Page 11:

- An Independent Press a Necessity

Page 12:

- Problems for Farmers

- Problems of the Organized Farmers

Page 13:

- Outlawed by Lawyers

Page 14:

- Topics in Brief

Page 15:

Page 16:

Notes

[public]: Biweekly. Official publication of the Non-partisan League, an agrarian protest movement. From 17 November 1916 to [September?] 1917, issued under the title Nutcracker. In 1919, Alberta non-partisan is absorbed by Western independent, the official publication of the United Farmers of Alberta.